Words from Symphogear

Zesshou/Activation language and Speculation.

At the current time, these have been taken from the wiki(and edited), certain ConLang words such as in activation songs may or may not have been transcribed incorrectly. Also some official spellings may not be correct depending on if they were taken from source, turned to Japanese, and then re-romanized. The official spellings have been corrected before with Ichii-bal turning into Ichaival.

Note:

The split of the unified language may have caused words from the original language to appear in others,
So, Relic-Specific Activation songs' words may contain words from the language/culture the Relic is from.

Zesshou:

Gatrandis babel ziggurat edenal
Emustolronzen fine el balal zizzl
Gatrandis babel ziggurat edenal
Emustolronzen fine el zizzl

Activations:

Airgetlám - Seilien coffin Airgetlám tron - Serena and Maria

Ame-no-Habakiri - Imyuteus Ame-no-Habakiri tron

Gungnir

	Croitzall ronzell Gungnir zizzl - Kanade

	Balwisyall nescell Gungnir tron - Hibiki

	Granzizel bilfen Gungnir Zizzl - Maria
		kort el fes gungnir(from ressou gungnir)

Ichaival - Killter/Killiter/Killeter Ichaival Tron

Igalima - Pulled from wiki('s ass): Seiwoss Igalima lyzen tron - Official spelling: Zeios Igalima raizen tron

Senshoujing - Lei/Rei Sensou-Jin Lei/Rei Zizzl

Shul Shagana - Various Shul Shagana tron
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Speculative: [R] means the word is specific to a certain relic activation song.

[R]Balwisyall - Need to do research(so far unable to find anything)

[R]Bilfen - Need to do research(so far unable to find anything)

[R]Coffin - Need to do research(might just be a box, may be spelt differently)

[R]Croitzall - Need to do research

Edenal - Need to do research

El - Used in the language it may just be a function word, which honestly may be most likely.
	(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Function_word )
(deity), a Semitic word for God (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_%28deity%29 ), could possibly be this.

Emustolronzen - Need to do research

[R]Various - Need to do research(So far unable to find anything that isn't the english word and latin word.)

[R]Fes - Need to do research

Gatrandis - Need to do research

[R]Granzizel - Need to do research

[R]Imyuteus - Need to do research(so far unable to find anything)

[R]Killter/Killiter/Killeter - Norwegian for Kill ether according to google translate OR

	Both a word meaning "lower wood"(Irish) and a villiage in northern Ireland https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killeter
	I've no idea why this would relate to a norse relic however it may have something to do with
	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norse%E2%80%93Gaels
	http://www.transceltic.com/pan-celtic/celts-and-vikings-scandinavian-influences-celtic-nations
	viking influences on Ireland, or it could be some other relation entirely.

	So with this in mind:
	Killeter ichaival tron could translate to
	(if the tron/zizzl thing is correct)
	"Blessed Ichaival of Lower wood"(depending on how sentences are structured in the unified tongue)
	Lower wood here indicating the relic is a fragment and not as great as it once was(Maybe).

[R]Kort - Need to do research

[R]Lei/Rei - Need to do research

[R]Lyzen/Raizen - Need to do research

[R]Nescell - Need to do research

[R]Ronzell - Need to do research

[R]Seilien - Need to do research

[R]Seiwoss/Zeios - Need to do research (Boobs in Portuguese)


Tron and Zizzl - From /m/

		A hypothesis of the difference between zizzl and tron from 2ch.
	It's said the Symphogear user whose transformation chant has the word "zizzl" might be cursed by the god or relics, or the
	relics' original owners.
	If the lyrics of Superb Song "balal zizzl" means "the curse of "Balal", then "zizzl" might mean "curse".
	If "blessing" is the antonym of "curse", then "tron" might mean "blessing".
	(http://zoid9000.tumblr.com/post/70659781310/from-m-a-hypothesis-of-the-difference-between )

Zizzl - From Quad:

	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syssel
	https://snl.no/sysle (norwegian)
	Says that it's a word used to describe a type of separation as well as the leader
       And the modern day equivalent that's nearest in Norwegian now is "Fylke" if that helps you in any way
       Or in English, this would be the closest in meaning these days: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/County
       at least the separation part

	Anyways zizzle is now (closest to) "Fylke" in Norwegian, and "County" in English
	For Norway. It appears to have gone: zizzle -> syssel -> len -> amt -> fylke
        syssel being from about 1100

	The reasoning for this speculation is that it describes separation of geography
	which may or may not tie into the tower of babel, what with humans being separated both geographically
	and in language (as well as their leaders being the holders of the relics)

	Though since zizzl seems to not be relic specific
	(and therefore not specific to regional languages post-tower of babel incident,
	unless it got adapted into each language the relics' wielders used),
	it may not actually have anything to do with this. Though it's
	at least interesting from a speculah side since it 'sort of' fits with already present speculation.


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Definitive:

Babel - The most likely thing that Babel refers to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tower_of_Babel (pretty sure this is it)

		Extra reading that may be of interest(unnecessary/no mention in show): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nimrod_%28Bible%29

		Babel is the name used in the Hebrew Bible for the city of Babylon.
		Cantata for reciter, male chorus & orchestra by Igor Stravinsky, 1944(most likely not it).

Balal - The KJV Old Testament Hebrew Lexicon

		Strong's Number:   01101
		Original Word: llb
		Word Origin: a primitive root
		Transliterated Word: Balal
		TDNT Entry: TWOT - 248
		Phonetic Spelling: baw-lal'
		Parts of Speech: Verb

	Definition

		to mix, mingle, confuse, confound
			(Qal)
				to mingle, confuse
				to mix
				to give provender, feed (animals)
			(Hithpoel) to mix oneself (among others)
			(Hiphil) to fade away

			King James Word Usage - Total: 44
			mingled 37, confound 2, anointed 1, mixed 1, give provender 1, tempered 1, non translated variant 1
			(http://www.biblestudytools.com/lexicons/hebrew/kjv/balal.html )

Fine - A name (Most likely and obviously, Fine's name, Fine.),

	also a point in a music transcription where its performance ends in accord with the position of a da capo al fine notation

Ziggurat - Info:
	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ziggurat

		noun
		1.
		(among the ancient Babylonians and Assyrians)
		a temple of Sumerian origin in the form of a pyramidal tower,
		consisting of a number of stories and having about the outside
		a broad ascent winding round the structure, presenting the
		appearance of a series of terraces.
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Words shown in the activation sequence/sphere thing from S2 are Italian tempo markings (Unknown if all markings or terms listed here appear in the show)

By adding an -issimo ending, the word is amplified/made louder. By adding an -ino or -etto ending, the word is diminished/made softer. The Beats Per Minute values are rough approximations.

From slowest to fastest:

    Larghissimo - very, very slow (24 BPM and under)
    Grave - very slow (25-45 BPM)
    Largo - broadly (40-60 BPM)
    Lento - slowly (45-60 BPM)
    Larghetto - rather broadly (60-66 BPM)
    Adagio - slow and stately (literally, "at ease") (66-76 BPM)
    Adagietto - slower than andante (72-76 BPM)
    Andante - at a walking pace (76-108 BPM)
    Andantino - slightly faster than Andante (In some cases it can be taken to mean slightly slower than andante) (80-108 BPM)
    Marcia moderato - moderately, in the manner of a march (83-85 BPM)
    Andante moderato - between andante and moderato (thus the name andante moderato) (92-112 BPM)
    Moderato - moderately (108-120 BPM)
    Allegretto - moderately fast (112-120 BPM)
    Allegro moderato - close to but not quite allegro (116-120 BPM)
    Allegro - fast, quickly, and bright (120-168 BPM) (molto allegro is slightly faster than allegro, but always in its range)
    Vivace - lively and fast (168-176 BPM)
    Vivacissimo - very fast and lively (172-176 BPM)
    Allegrissimo or Allegro vivace - very fast (172-176 BPM)
    Presto - extremely fast (168-200 BPM)
    Prestissimo - even faster than Presto (200 BPM and over)

Terms for tempo change:

    Ritardando or rallentando - gradually slowing down
    Accelerando or stringendo - gradually accelerating

From:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allegro_%28music%29#Italian_tempo_markings

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Extra Trivia, Hibiki's surgery scar is a:

Fortissimo - a term in music dynamics meaning "to be played very loudly." (extra https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fortissimo )